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Dungeon Finder Needed Badly


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Neiloch
01.29.2012 , 03:13 PM | #271
Quote: Originally Posted by Joretur View Post
I never called anybody a name lol. My comments were directed at the attitudes that grow from the anonymity of the cross realm dungeon finder. Also commented on the whining that would come from the users of the RDF on how they can not do it with PUGs, which in turn result in it being nerfed. Those were my comments. They are not name calling, or degrading. Nice try twisting what I said though.
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Originally Posted by Joretur
Hell no to Cross server. It brings out the *** in everybody. There is no accountability for ones actions, nothing. I mean if you can't find 3 other friends to do something with, you don't deserve to be in the flashpoints anyway.

With cross server, people will then start ************ because content is too hard for the pug group, so it gets nerfed. People just are able to be even bigger douches because they are even more anonymous since its random servers.

Cross server ruined the community in wow. I watched it happen, you can cry all you want that it did't, but it did. LFR is even worse, it completely killed the game for me and everybody I know. There is no enjoyment in the game anymore(WoW).

Quit being so damned lazy.
If you don't think there is name calling in this, that is unfortunate. In any event the admins certainly recognize it so better step more lightly.

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Touchbass
01.29.2012 , 03:16 PM | #272
Quote: Originally Posted by Joretur View Post
. You also have reputations being built as players better to stay away from due to attitude or other reasons.
You can't block a player from access. The only thing you can do is prevent them from getting into your guild and with as little people raiding at 50 that's not really an issue. Even if they are somehow a serious raider and you've managed to block them the major guilds, all they have to do is re-roll and your slander is gone.

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Touchbass
01.29.2012 , 03:17 PM | #273
As a heads up, I've recieved warnings as well for underserving remarks, be warned Big Brother is out in full force. Especially in this thread, it's one of the biggest, if not the biggest threads on the forums.

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Joretur
01.29.2012 , 03:19 PM | #274
Quote: Originally Posted by Neiloch View Post
If you don't think there is name calling in this, that is unfortunate. In any event the admins certainly recognize it so better step more lightly.
Point out to me there where I call anybody a name.

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Touchbass
01.29.2012 , 03:21 PM | #275
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Point out to me there where I call anybody a name.
Friendly warning, anything that is considering condescending can get you in trouble.

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Joretur
01.29.2012 , 03:21 PM | #276
Quote: Originally Posted by Touchbass View Post
You can't block a player from access. The only thing you can do is prevent them from getting into your guild and with as little people raiding at 50 that's not really an issue. Even if they are somehow a serious raider and you've managed to block them the major guilds, all they have to do is re-roll and your slander is gone.
You can't block them access to the game, no. You can, however, not group with them, not bring them into your guild and avoid them. When somebody starts gaining that reputation as being somebody to stay away from, they either A) change their ways or B) have to find other ways to play. They do not continue to force their evil shenanigans on others though.

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Touchbass
01.29.2012 , 03:23 PM | #277
Quote: Originally Posted by Joretur View Post
You can't block them access to the game, no. You can, however, not group with them, not bring them into your guild and avoid them. When somebody starts gaining that reputation as being somebody to stay away from, they either A) change their ways or B) have to find other ways to play. They do not continue to force their evil shenanigans on others though.
I've noticed a few people acting like ***** in fleet, I like to run little tests here and there and decided I'd randomly write a few names down and /who them to see what they were up too. I've found them in FP's some of the time, so the the policing thing isn't working with this many people.

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Neiloch
01.29.2012 , 03:26 PM | #278
This whole community/repercussions thing is based on the idea that you are some how going to force someone into radical change by shunning them which just isn't going to happen. On a fundamental level people do not change outside of some huge life altering event or brain trauma. This is why tools built to simply avoid them work much better than tools and methods to get people to 'fall in line.'

This kind of small community self policing only works in SMALL COMMUNITIES. FYI several thousand or more isn't a small community. You are trying to equate servers to small quaint, 100-200 people towns when its more like different boroughs of New York city.

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Racheakt
01.29.2012 , 03:29 PM | #279
Quote: Originally Posted by Joretur View Post
We have the beginnings of server based communities. They are mostly positive in nature so far, sharing of information through discussions. There are rivalries forming between guild based on pvp and pve already, good natured rivalries at this point. Would server based forums help in this? Yes, but there are already reputations being built and players recognized as knowledgeable, helpful and good team players. You also have reputations being built as players better to stay away from due to attitude or other reasons.

That is how I am seeing things so far, it could be decent on other servers, but Kaas City is doing fairly well so far...people actually communicate.
Anecdotal, All I see on my server is LFG spam and the randome Charlee Sheen reference.

Without server forms to look into communities and share in a real fassion no telling how good a community could form.

And to be fair in WoW even with x-relm LFD i could get a plesent converstaion on just about anything in general chat.

The community that you want is not going to happen in a rail based games like this one, The two best communities I was ever in were UO and AC, both were sanbox and no instancing. Games like this players are hidden away in thier private little copy of the game taking down large robots and oversized Jedi. In UO guils fough for resources in open world, in AC all dungeon were open to anyone -- it was not uncommon to hit an dungeon and fin another adventurer in there and team up.

I think wanting to force "community" is a fools errand that will fail unless there is a way to communicate in a real manner with ones server -- say a server forum OR something like PvE or PvP ranking boards.

IMHO both a DF (same or cross server) and server forums are not implemted for the same reason -- They ran out of time and both cost manpower BW does not want to spend. I say that because if the truely think a LFD kill the community, they would need to do anything to help communties form -- which they have not.

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ianroyal
01.29.2012 , 03:33 PM | #280
anything is better than the current 'spam general for well over an hour and still not find a group' nonsense. this is regardless of class or role. i read the first few pages here and what is up with the false dichotomy? you can have both a lfg tool(cross-server, even) AND choose to find groups, in your current manner. one has nothing to do with the other. i just want to run the content and anything that saves me the hours of finding ANY group would be superb. playing the actual game trumps community, imo. i'd rather get the small percentage of jerks, like i do in wow, and get to play than wait because some self-aggrandizing people think it will affect them. or, get rid of warzone queues.